The Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation announced today it will raise the funds needed to pay off the mortgage on the home of Newman Police Cpl. Ronil Singh. The Tunnel to Towers Foundation’s Fallen First Responder Home Program pays…
An Army veteran and Purple Heart recipient received a new home for Christmas that was built to accommodate his wartime injuries. Source: Paralyzed Army Veteran Gifted Mortgage-Free ‘Smart Home’ for Christmas | Fox News Insider
A local military hero has found himself on the receiving end of a gift he never thought possible as this purple heart recipient received a new home. Travis Worrell is a singular name lost in the sacrifice for our country,…
A San Antonio quadriplegic Army veteran is now resting in a new customized home after he was selected by the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation to have a mortgage-free smart home built. Source: Veteran gets new smart home customized to…
The family of a Utah mayor killed while serving in the National Guard in Afghanistan will have one less financial worry this holiday season after a charity paid off their mortgage. Source: Charity pays off house of Utah mayor killed…
Just in time for Christmas, a company stepped up and gave the gift of “home” to Maj. Brent Taylor’s family. Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation paid off the mortgage on the Taylor home, a press release stated. Jennie Taylor…
Two days before Christmas, a catastrophically injured Army Veteran received a gift that will change his life: brand new, mortgage-free smart home. On December 23, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation welcomed Army SPC Travis Worrell entered his new smart home…
On December 20, Frank Siller, the CEO and Chairman of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, surprised Jennie Taylor with news that the mortgage on her home had been paid in full. He handed her a mortgage payoff notice live on…
So far the foundation has donated $100,000 to help with the mortgage. Source: Fallen marshal’s family speaks out
Deputy U.S. Marshal Chase White was killed trying to protect the community. Now there’s a call for the community to protect his family from the financial strain of their loss Source: Fundraiser for family of fallen Deputy Marshal
Deputy U.S. Marshal Chase White was killed trying to protect the community. Now there’s a call for the community to protect his family from the financial strain of their loss Source: Fundraiser for family of fallen Deputy Marshal
So far the foundation has donated $100,000 to help with the mortgage. Source: Fallen marshal’s family speaks out
This afternoon, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation announced plans to pay off the mortgage on the family home of fallen U.S. Marshal Deputy Chase White, donating the first $100,000 dollars and calling on the country to help raise the remaining…
John Hudson Dilgen suffers from a rare skin condition, and thanks to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, he now has a new “smart home” to help him lead a better life. Source: Emotional homecoming: Staten Island teen with rare skin…
John Hudson Dilgen, 16, and his parents, middle school teacher John and physical therapist Faye, got a brand new, custom-built handicapped accessible home in the Tottenville section, courtesy of the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation. Source: A holiday blessing:…
John Hudson Dilgen’s new Tottenville home is courtesy of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. Source: Cheers, tears as Staten Island teen with rare disease receives new home | silive.com
The family of a fallen Hanover firefighter received an incredible gift just days before Thanksgiving. A foundation dedicated to helping the families of first responders paid off the Clark family mortgage. Source: Foundation helps pay off the mortgage of fallen…
The day before Thanksgiving, the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, delivered a brand new, mortgage-free home to Staten Island’s own John Hudson Dilgen and his parents. Dilgen, 15, has been bravely battling a rare skin genetic disorder called Epidermolysis…
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation will unveil the new house on Wednesday. Source: Family of Staten Island teen with rare disease to receive a new home | silive.com
Less than a month later, the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation has kept our promise to the family of fallen Hanover Firefighter Lt. Bradford Clark that we would pay off their mortgage. Frank Siller, Chairman and CEO of the…
In front of a full studio audience during a special Veterans Day episode of ABC’s The View, Chairman and CEO of the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation Frank Siller revealed to Army Sgt Carlos Figueroa, his wife Jessica and…
OAK POINT — Kevin Trimble, 26, spun his wheelchair around as a massive American flag floated aside, revealing his new home in commemoration of Veterans Day. Source: Purple Heart recipient presented with new smart home in Oak Point | Life…
The Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation honored the service of Army SPC Kevin Trimble by giving him a new smart home in Oak Point. Source: Triple Amputee, Purple Heart Recipient Given Keys to New Home in Oak Point –…
Lance Corporal Mark Beyers and his wife, Corporal Denise Beyers, are high school sweethearts. They are also both Marines. Source: WNY Purple Heart recipient gets keys to mortgage-free smart home on Veterans Day
Tunnel to Tower presents third mortgage-free home in Western New York to Purple Heart recipient and family on Veterans day. Source: Mortgage-free smart home presented to Western New York Veteran and family | wgrz.com
Source: On Veterans Day, wounded vet and family get ‘forever home’ – The Buffalo News
For the first time in its history, the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation has delivered two smart homes, to two veterans in two separate states on the same day. This Veterans Day, the Foundation hand the keys to a…
A 9/11 organization plans to pay off the mortgage on a fallen Hanover firefighter’s home. Source: Organization plans to pay off mortgage of fallen Hanover firefighter’s family home
Tunnel to Towers Storm Relief Response Unit, made up by a team of retired FDNY firefighters, has assisted those who had their lives devastated by Hurricane Florence, including Veteran Owned Veteran Grown Inc., a charity focusing on helping veterans who…
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